Branyas was born in the US in 1907 and lived throughtwo world wars.
Maria Branyas has left us.
We will always remember her for her advice and her kindness.
The time is near.
I dont like tears.
And above all, dont suffer for me.
Wherever I go, I will be happy.
I think longevity is also about being lucky.
But a good diet also helped, she added.
When she cooked at home, there were always vegetables at night or a Spanish tortilla.
Whatever it was, it had to be a Mediterranean diet.
Ella havia de ser mare i jo pensava que no viuria tants mesos.
Pero aqui estem una altra estona juntes.
Es reconfortant acariciar el seu pel amb els meus dits torts i gastats.
Her family returned to their native Spain in 1915 during the First World War.
She and her mother settled in Barcelona.
In 1931, she married Joan, a doctor.
The couple had three children, one of whom has died, 11 grandchildren, and many great-grandchildren.
Her husband died at the age of 72.
She also had no cardiovascular disease.
The only things she has are mobility and hearing problems.
Its incredible, Esteller said.
